Russia to raise 60000 men and rail supply to the Baltic
The article notes Russia plans to recruit 60,000 troops sent to Bulgaria and shift its wheat export by rail to the Baltic, with 300 locomotives ordered including 40 from Philadelphia. It mentions Austria Prussia and France staying out, England alarmed, and a parliamentary meeting soon.
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Russia
Bulgaria
Austria
Prussia
France
England
Mediterranean
Baltic
Philadelphia
Turkey
Connecticut
Dec 19 Bloodshed and bank woes across cities and fronts
Reports from El Paso show besieged Texan troops surrender to a mob with executions for the more objectionable. A naval inquiry blames the Huron disaster on the commander while a navigational officer bears some fault. Savings banks close with limited cash and claims solvency in doubt. Riots erupt in Montreal with workers demanding daily pay.
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el Paso
Naval Court of Inquiry
Iso
Springfield
Mass
Central National Bank
Chicago
National Trust Company
New York
Montreal
Machlin
Gen. Grant
Mt. Vesuvius
Christmas in City Halls and Churches Across the Nation
Reports describe President Hayes in New York at the Union League Club reception and the New American Museum of Natural History opening. Sen. Patterson of South Carolina is ill, while crowds discuss a special English Parliament meeting and looming war fears. In the West, Mexicans raid border towns, rangers suffer losses, and Chicago businessmen back Sherman policy. Christmas services brighten Trinity and Park churches with trees, gifts, and child performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Union League Club
New York
Patterson
South Carolina
St. Petersburg
Russia
England
Crimea
Constantinople
iIt
Socorro
Ysieti
el Paso
Tio
New England Society
Ile
New American Museum of
Black Hills
Memphis
East S. Louis
Deadwood
Chicago
Congress
Sherman
Christmas Eve Services Across Four Churches Inspire Community
Christmas Eve was joyfully observed in four churches with loaded evergreens, responsive readings, and songs. The Methodist service filled the church, featured class recitations on Advent, and a Santa scene with gifts. Baptist and Episcopal gatherings followed with scripture, carols, and a Santa visit, including a 144 pound turkey prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Church
Christ the Lord
Christ
Ethlehem
Prang
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Cnurcts
Antioch
J. C. Shattuck
Baptist Church
Robbie Ferguson
Jesus
George Hall
Lewis Coggins
Thomson
Santa Claus
Kriss Kringle
Yerkes
Mr. W. Fullerton
G. H Yerkes
Episcopal Church
Mr. Allen
Notable Student Examinations In Geometry And Literature
Last Thursday in Mr Annis department the advanced geometry class distinguished itself with Lucy Packard Mary Darling neat and clear demonstrations Ida Kennedy led higher algebra with precise board work Moss Shattuck and Dresser also passed well Willie Patten the Constitutional History class did well Miss Pease led in English literature with strong grasp of Chaucer to Augustine and lives of authors with some students fully embracing the philosophy of literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss
Shattuck
Dresser
Willie Patten
United States
Pease
Chaucer
Salomon Dry Goods Draw Gives Prizes to 300 Ladies
Three hundred tickets each with prizes were issued to women who spent ten dollars in the dry goods department before December 25. A neutral committee oversaw the drawing with Mrs. J. Abbott and others present. Prize list included carpet, chair, table setting, china, dress goods, skirts, quilted items, and jewelry among recipients from Evans to Wheatland and Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Z. Salomon
J. C. Abbott
M. V. B. Gillette
B. E Clark
F. L. Childs
E. House
Evans
Dr Camp
Taisen
Priso
E. Clark
Hl. P. Spencer
J. Sanborn
Mary Mosher
E. A. Smith
Bayliss
Humphreys
Erie
Ditto
Delbridge
South Platte
F. J. Annis
E. D. Webb
J. F. Benedict
L. Henderson
Lonsdale Mussio
Netlie von Gobren
Eva Batchelder
Collins
J. H. Simpson
M. E. Hastings
M. A. Wyeal
Wheatland
Local Household Items and Names Listed in Notice
A fragment lists names and items with numbers associated. Mentions include Mrs. Darah Big Thompson 19 and 82 1 dozen hose, Mrs. J. B. Kempton 20 and 45-ditto, Mrs. James McGruder 21, 85 Calico dress for Mrs. D. N. Allen 22, 214 Miss Ada Bayles 28, 25 for Mrs. Humphrey Eric 2468h, Mrs. Fox 25, 280 for Mrs. R. E. Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dito
Darah
Big Thompson
J. B. Kempton
Ditto
James McGruder
D. N. Allen
Ada Bayles
Humphrey
Eric
Fox
R. E. Hart
Prof Sheppard Delivers Entertaining Baptist Church Lecture
The audience enjoyed Prof Sheppard's Friday evening lecture in the Baptist church. It blended instruction and humor with anecdotes, outlining how the tongue reveals character, health, and thoughts, and how restraint or expression shapes perception and behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard
the Baptist Church
Greeley News in a Busy Holiday Week
A broad mix from Greeley includes health notes on Eva Batehelder, Christmas wishes to subscribers, and visits by W G Bentley and F L Watson. Local business, real estate transfers, and the Denver Pacific rail depot project are reported, along with holiday preparations, lectures, theatre, and community events at Jackson House and Barnum Hall.
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Eva Batehelder
D. Stansbury
Boulder
W. G. Bentley
Kansas
R. Welch
Greeley
J. B. Graham Willard & Randolph
A. Raton
South Platte
F. L. Watson
Denver Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Shanghraun
Forrester
Opera House
Denver
Frank Clark
Buffalo
Dolge City
C. W. Sanborn & Co
J W. Hingadon
Maple Street
Thompson
Drof
Sheppard
Baptist Church
Charles Dickens
Gibson
E. K. Packard
ET. Danning
Salomon
A. Z. Salomon
Colorado
F. Blundell
London
Eng
Canal No. 2
Evans
Pierce Station
Express
Willard & Randolph
Jackson House
Platteville and
Lupton
Jackson
Methodist Church
The
George Elliott
Bradder Jones
Salomon's
Barnum Hall
Tie
Tle
Good Templars
E. J. Crowell
J. ©. Mosher
E. £. Clark
Slade
G. A. Webb
L. C. Baker
A. L Ferguson
S. D. Martin
Oscar Smith
J. ©. Abbott
Loretta Graham
Belle Knowles
Crowell
Mosher
George Graham
Chamberlin
J. E Graham
Jennie Gale
Fisk
Talbot and Lines Joint Nuptials Reported
A civil notice records a December wedding in Platteville. John Colting officiated as the ceremony joined Miss Miles Dot Lines to Miles Dots Lines with local attendees noted. The fragmentary text preserves names and the event's timing though missing full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker-Gratiam
Warren
Baker
Get
Talbot—Lenes
John Colting
John Lines
Janes Talbot
Local Advertisements Highlight Holiday Goods and Services
Readable notices show Mrs. Daring offering knitting services and yarn along with a rustic array of local shops hawking hats, gents furnishings, stationery, toys, trusses, candy, nuts, and winter goods. Also announced are sidewalk construction extensions, post building rentals, and local merchants stocking groceries, apples, bread, and cassimeres.
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Pilate and
Herod
Scribner's Monthly
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Dobell
Holland
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South
America
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Old South Church
Boston
Randolph
Mexico
Greenfield & Sons
Anera E. H. Sever
Poston
Harvard College
Prison Discipline Society
Baltimore
Montgomery
Blair
Suleiman
Adrianople
Seraglio
Ardanautsh
Bucharest
Erzroum
Sweney
Presme
Mr Allen
Trinity Church
the Park Church
Salo*mon's
Home News
D. F. Carmichael
Denver Pacific
M. H. Smith
Sterling
Platte
W. M. Daring
Pine and
Grant St
W. A. Nicutots & Co
Frowan's
H. Borrroner
Buchtel’s Drug Store
H. Borrronen
Hamman
Buxary
Hamman's
Borricurr’s
Monk & Ixaarene’s
A. Z. Saromon's
Mra. Ilastixas
Becuret's
Board of Trustees
Colo
L. van Gouwen
Creeley
J. ©. Spangler
Fox & Spanoxer
A. Z. Saromor
Orry Bakery
A. Z. Salomon’s
Nichols
POST
Wm. Foote, Jr
H. Borricuxr
Brat
Saromon’s
W. A. Nicholls & Co
Jackson & Co.'s
Jackson's
Batcom
Larimer Street
W. A. Nicnora & Co
Weld Co
Greener, Cor
L. Vor Gorregn
See
W. A. Nichols & Co
Sahip
Gent
Mentz & Graham
Monk & Ingalsee’s
Galcon